The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-06
GENERAL TRADE.
BREADsTUFFs.

| WYNN " Slttl reNrl
steady, eS2ogSS IS; roller, 81 40.
HAY-Choice, from store, 75ssOc; car load
rem leyee or depot, si; prime, from
store, IOgI5c; car load from leyee or depot
tlS; prairie, from store, 500; car load from
BRAN1ffOn store. 7SsSOc; from lsv.s OF
60RN-Prom store. white, Sic; mixed,
$50; IRON leyeoor depot, white, in bulk, 100
In saess. isc; mixed, In bulk, &c; 10
0Afs-From store. white, 400; mixed. SIC
from levee or depot, white, In bulk, &c; in
sacks =, @e; mixed, in bulk. Sc; in
FL0UR.From store, common, 81 1898 IS ;
Net 10; extra fancy, "a 1904 IS; patents,
81 g0g5 10. Lower.
BEANs-Nayy, g { medium. 81 90.
OATMEAL-In halt barrels, s2a3 Is from
CRACKED wHEAT-In half barrels. 81 IS
RoSiSY AND aRITs-From store, $50
cRAcKERs-sOda. extra, 70; soda. treble
6ci assorted iumbles, loo.
KANSAS CITY, MO-, July 5.-wheat
dull No. 2 red cash, July and Auguit, no
transactionl; septic Der. c1c bid. Corn
gsiet; No. cash, 20; August. 2go bid;
September. Sic asked. Oats-No. 2 cash.
@f2rC hrhous
NEW YORK. July 5.-Tbe following wa.
the visible supply Of grain In store and
sdoat on satu day, July "a, complied by
the Produce Exchange; Wheat, A.tl3 ~
bu, decrease ,2l7 Osi bui corn, 10, III, $40 bu.
decrease 6N.sl7 bu; oats, 2,7sO 9JS bu, de-
le,263 bu; barley, lc5,iis bu, decrease
lIss bu.
ST. LOUIS. MO. July 5.-Rlour. steady
and UNCHANGED. Wheat opened "a higher,
but weakened on Chicago's decliue. Later
the decrease In the visible supply caused a
reaction, and prices closed strong. and "a
sc above saturday. No. red, cash, ne
7So; July, I2jss73lIc closing at 73/c; Au.
gust, I.ssgi,, closing at 7ic; September.
15ka75,sc, clofing At 1910. Corn-Pine
weather and fave bic .op reports caused a
decline Of z to lhc; Oh, S2Hc; July, $50
Sc. closing al 3ic;. August, Aka35lsc,
closing at A1.c; U,,ober, 85i.ac5iSc Dat,
yery dullt casn, ?ii.a16iScg no option deals.
Rye Nothing done. Hay unchaagei, timo-
ihy. $40 lbgl5; prairie, prime kan,a,, slle
actiye AZ 81 cash. Recei pts-flour, 500 bris;
wheat, l2l,OOO bus corn. 1900 bui oats, o.
90 bu; rye, none; barley, more. Ship
ment-flour, 600 hrls; wheat, 5000 bu;
corn, I5.0Jbu; oats. 500 bu; rye, none bar
ley, none.
CHICAGO. JuIy5.-An easier f.elirs pre-
vailed In the wheat pit during the earlier
part Of the 20 lson, due chiefly 90 the tone
OF the cables. August started At n, but Tree
selling quickly nut II down 10 ~. hpecu.
lation, however. IVES not sufficient 90 teep
the crosd busy and was conducted chiefly
restricted. The Visible supply statement
was q sufprife. Everybody expected a de-
crease but they were not prepared for = fall
inE Oh Of t,.0I,DOO bushels, The. effect on
tfiees waf hrminE up u almost Nc. The
visible supply found August at 7lssa1it and
caused that option 20 advance At otce 10
ne. Trade, hosoyer, dragged very much
aud but III 10 business was done, aud AuEuit
week and un,stlisd ana tradibs was Of larger
volume than for some days, General rains
In the corn belt created tho weakness and
caused considerable corn 10 DO sold for
country account. offerings were liberal BY
.'lonTs aud the demand was ms inly for
for the more deferred futures. Tho visible
| supply showed 2 decrease Of $500 bu.
Ausust opened ssayc lower, At Ha37l.s,
snd declines % s6.s951sc, The closing
haying eAu,ed less apprehension snd
anristy about the growing o,op. and caused
Increased soliingt or probably closing out By
lonss New crop deliveries sold down 1.sjSc
August opened It 3i.a21]sc, sold down q
-srs as follower Pour ruled dull With
very little doing; prices steady and I'M
ehsnEedi No. spring wheat, G9I.gl0c;
Ne. = spring wheat, bJci No. 2 red, nc [
No. 2 corn, Vet No. oats, 25I.o, No.
| rye, 6Oci so. barley G6ci No. / oar.
ID. 81 III prime timothy seed, o. rs.
Tue ieldirE futures ranged ~ follows
Wheat, No.y.-July opened at 6pszc, highest
6gjsc, lowest 6t.o. closing at G9isel August
opened ~ 12r, hshost 72c, lowest ice, clos.
| ing a. 7l3kc; September opened AZ &c.
highest 7lc. lowest 731Sc, closing At 73i.ci
/ October opened at 7tsc, highest, 7jl.c, low.
est 751sc, closing at $40. Corn, No. 2-July
opened at $40, highest S54c, Lowest Pc.
! closing A. s.cg August opened at 8Iitc,
| b Ehott SIZE, lowest B34c, closing at $685.
september opened at 3sJsc, highest 5s7sc.
lowest H1<e. closing al Thci October
/ opened at Sac, highest 2lc, lowest J1,sc
/ closing at 31ssc. Oats, No. 2-July opened
| AZ 2jc, highest $40, lowest 25c, closing Al
| 2jisci August opened at 251.c, highest 2iJss
lowest 2jsso, closing at 2t.c, soptem bei
opened NJ 9iHc, highest 26s5c, lowest DC
closing AZ 261kc. kecsipu-flour, II, 900 brls
wheat, HOO but corn, $4,000 bu; oats, VI !,
600 bu. rye, 600 hug barley, 400 bu. Shin.
msnts-fl0ur, 300 bflsi whea', $4,000 bul
corn, $4,000 ba. oats, 1890 bui rye, jO
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